Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Logitech G810 is my first real mechanical keyboard. I really enjoy the feel of the keyboard when considering build quality and the responsiveness of the keys. The G810 has a more mature look compared to other keyboards out there and I'm rather fond of it. I'm not a die hard keyboard fanatic but from what I reviews I read the G810 was a solid choice for a mechanical keyboard and I have to agree. When comparing the Romer-G switches to Cherry MX switches at the store I preferred the feel and the acoustics of the Romer-G by logitech. It's not a loud clicky keyboard if that's what you're looking for but it is a responsive and low profile keyboard even with the RGB lights.

The keys light up. Not only does it provide a good tactile feel, but the keys are visible in low light. I know I'm not supposed to look at the keys, but sometimes I need to. My previous keyboard had several keys with letters worn off. I do miss the calcluator button.

Overall I am very satisfied with the g810. I was pondering getting logitechs other gaming keyboards but this one was so sleek and had very mature feel and look to it. I do miss the addtioanl macro keys but the fkeys can be reassigned. Feels great typing on and the rgb control is great..

Equpt with Japan made omron switches its one of the best Logitech keyboard you can get good size awesome RGB lighting with custom game mode settings play games and light up the keys that you want to see when your playing your favorite game

I never thought I would use a gaming keyboard as my daily keyboard but this one feels great. It's very responsive and has a great tactile feel. And to top it off, there are features with the keyboard. The customizable in-game lighting is one of my favorites. It really comes in handy when you're playing a new game and don't remember the key mappings. The other is to turn on gaming mode which disables any number of keys you would like. This especially handy if you want to disable something like the Windows key from opening the Start menu during game play.

I never was a huge fan of these for home use(used one at work because it was clicky and made me sound more productive) but I decided to use one for gaming. So far I actually really love this keyboard. Using the Logitech Gaming Software, you can configure the keyboard keys and macros in hundreds of ways. The Logitech software also allows you to choose from a variety of preset RGB effects as well as configuring the lighting on a per key basis. The keys are quiet clicky, super responsive and don’t have too weight to the push.

I bought this keyboard to replace a Corsair keyboard with Cherry Blue switches that finally gave up on me. It's been a very comfortable, and satisfying keyboard to use for typing, as well as being great for gaming. I wasn't sure I would like the Romer-G switches, which are much quieter than my old Cherry Blues, but the tactile bump and fast response have won me over. I also like that while it does have the RGB lighting, this otherwise looks like a 'normal' keyboard, and not a GAMER keyboard, which usually have odd lines, and overly done designs. This one is understated and very usable. I bought a second one to use at work as well. The only addition that would be nice is programmable keys that did not require the use of the regular function keys. Even a few would have been more helpful.

I own both a K70 red switches and now this G810. The Romer G switches provide a more resistant feel like brown switches but spring back faster. The cherry reds bottom out with no resistance. The keycaps on the g810 also have a matte finish vs the slick plastic on the k70. Best keyboard on the market if you are on the fence of which one to buy! The G910 is also available but has extra features that make the board bulkier and not as clean. The wrist wrest is a non issue for me as my palm sits on the table anyways bypassing it.

The keys are easy on the fingers. The customizable lighting is excellent. The only negative is that this keyboard needs more area below the keys like a wrist rest. Otherwise a very responsive keyboard when purchased on sale

I just built my gaming computer and needed a reliable keyboard. Logitech has always been a brand I have used in the past and never had any complaints with. So far I am really happy with the RGB G810. It definitely has a quality build and tons of custom features for color options and assigning keys. It adapts to games and will custom color accordingly. Its heavy and won't move around when in the game. The volume roller and video/music controls are a nice addition also. It is a great keyboard at a really good price. I recommend it!

All my peripherals are Logitech. I've never had an issue with any of them. So far this keyboard is not letting me down. Only wish the keyboard had onboard memory like my mouse and keypad so my profiles could be transferred.

I was looking for a mechanical keyboard other replace my old membrane keyboard. Since mechanical keyboards are more tactile and offer better performance when gaming. This board uses a proprietary switch which is right on par with cherryMX switches. It is faster and registers key pressses after the switch has only been pressed halfway. With RGB backlighting and the ability to program your own layouts for games. You get everything you do in higher priced keyboards at a cheaper price point.

Wonderful RGB keyboard with Logitech's custom Romer-G keys. Similar to Cherry MX Browns, they're relatively quiet and responsive. I'm a casual gamer and got this on sale when it was around $80, so the value is even better for me. I upgrade from a G213 prodigy which was already pretty good, but I wanted specific lighting options. The volume wheel is also more intuitive on this keyboard, but it does feel a bit cheap due to being primarily plastic. Overall great keyboard!

This is a good mechanical keyboard, it works well. I got it for work and what i like best is the keys are a bit larger than my corsair K95 which i love but the larger keys are much better for me when i type.

I picked this up because Tom Clancy's division came with it. The keyboard key clicks aren't loud to me. You can setup macros on the functions keys (F1 through F12). You are able to manipulate the key colors to profiles to when you play certain games (you can have keys blacked out or light up in certain colors to help remember what is what). I have it up for my use in lightroom and photoshop as well. There are a ton of lighting options (too many to me, but you have the options). I have this connected to a gaming laptop and there were no issues with hooking this up for use or using the software. I have never bought or used a mechanical keyboard before so I admit my experience in this realm is incredibly limited but for the free game and options it was worth it.

The solid build with weight makes this product feel durable to the end. The keys are very responsive, will input even with a light touch. The RGB backlights behind each symbol is a good solid color, animations are smooth and can be customized. Keys are not too loud, they do make sound but are noticeably quieter than most keyboards with similar keys. Cord is heavy duty and laced with nylon to prevent any tears or punctures. Recommend G810 to anyone.

This keyboard is surprised me with the price, there is so many RGB light option and it can customize based on game. Not to mention it look so cool by syncing with Logitech mouse and headset.

Keyboard is well built and solid feeling, nice build quality. The key response is impressive and feels great. Recommended for gamers or anyone wanting a great feeling mechanical keyboard.

Exactly what I was looking for in a gaming keyboard. It's not too flashy; it's clean, professional. This is my first mechanical keyboard in years, and the key presses are very satisfying.

The only draw back i say about this keyboard is the rgb features. The oriod 810 only has one rgb setting and it cant be customized but it can be turned on and off. Get the orion 910 or go with razor or a corsair keyboard to get fully customizable rgb led for like 10$-20$ more.